41.   Glowing boulders fall like bombs from the sky, exploding on impact and creating bits of rock shrapnel that break bones and set clothes on fire.

42.   He laid a line of fire right back at Kevin Harris, who fell like a sack of potatoes.

43.   He recalls his bawdy exploits as a soldier, brewery worker and cobbler, remembrances falling like cards from a well-shuffled deck.

44.   His alibis are falling like tenpins.

45.   How could they, the wholesale price has been falling like a rock.

46.   If the Yankees continue to fall like a rock, one George Steinbrenner will re-emerge even more than he has.

47.   In any case, world swimming records are falling like autumn leaves this year.

48.   In this part of Italy, the land is a sea of green hills, rising and falling like waves.

49.   Indonesia and Russia are still falling like stones, their political chaos worsened by economic collapse, which in turn, provokes deeper political troubles.

50.   Its light falls like a pale shadow among the white birches on the hillside.